On Feb. 24 at 8 p.m., the 12th annual Arab Music Ensemble will take place in the Performing Arts Center.
PAC Preview: What’s showing in February
The PAC will host a wide range of performances this February, including many musical performances.
Cal Poly music department releases its 2016-17 lineup
Prices for each event varies. Some tickets are free to students. Tickets can be purchased at the Cal Poly Ticket office.
Arab Music Ensemble owns improvisation and interaction
The Arab Music Ensemble created a warm and welcoming environment with its dynamic levels of audience interaction and improvisation.
The Arab Music Ensemble provides a cultural education and sonic delight
“They were very complex songs, but the solos were really amazing.”
The Arab Music Ensemble to showcase Arabic song and dance in fall concert
The ensemble features vocal, instrumental and dance numbers with traditional and contemporary music that stems from Arabic-speaking countries.
CultureFest 2015: Uniting Cal Poly’s diverse community with food, music and performances
If one thing could bring students together this weekend, other than the Blue-Green Rivalry game, it was CultureFest. The Rio de Janeiro Carnival-themed festival, put on by the Cross Cultural Centers, showcased a variety of student talent through arts and…
One foot in lab, another in temple: Computer science student juggles Carnatic singing career
“Sometimes when you go to certain temples it’s very, very crowded, but the second you tell them that you want to sing, they take you all the way up to the front where no one else can go and you get to sit there and sing in front of God.”
A cultural oasis: Arab Music Ensemble gives students taste of Middle East
“This music goes straight to your heart.”
5-Minute Update: Chinese New Year Celebration, New Art Gallery
Mustang News anchor Blaire Mosher covers this week’s top stories at Cal Poly.
Original Cal Poly music on showcase in Carnegie Hall
The piece, titled, “Wings of Bliss”, was created largely through the influence of music professor’s Craig Russell’s close friend and former pastor, Mark Richardson.